Another, interesting arduino based step sequencer. Very well documented.People are just harvesting hardly!as we want to connect 20 buttons, 2 potentiometersand a 12 scale mode-selector, we need a total of 34 inputs. additionally, we want to control 20 led´s, so we need 20 digital outputs. the arduino has 6 analog inputs and 14 digital inputs/outputs, […]
As I read on this blog post by Jose Anes, he has been working on a while on the Arduino > Ethernet shield > Pachube communication, to achieve “a Pachube manual update client on the arduino that pushes EEML XML format to Pachube directly, without a PC in the middle”. If someone has a better […]
Very interesting & simple 5-part tutorial on how to hook up Arduino and Flash. via [Coding Color]Tag Technorati: arduino, flash, tutorial,
From [CamelPunch] Steve is explaning his Brushduino project:The Problem: My daughters don’t brush their teeth long enough, if left to their own devices. When my wife or I brush their teeth, we do a nice thorough job that takes a little while but when the girls do it themselves, they tend to cut it short. […]
Hack of an i-SOBOT with Arduino. Many info (not only in japanese) and a shield for Arduino + GUI for Macvia [ogutti.sakura.ne]Tag Technorati: I-sobor, arduino, shield, japan, GUI, Mac
Nice Oomlout wat to have a twitter-related typewriter. Arduino (+ethernet shield) searches for a keyword and then physically prints the results for everyone in the office. Code ready. Good work! via [Oomlout]Tag Technorati: arduino, oomlout, printer, twitter,
Matt Mechtley has managed to port NES Power Glove to Unity, one of the major game development tools. Obliosly using Arudino. here’s the instuctable Vvvvvvvvvvvvintage! via [LearnUnity3D] Tag Technorati: arduino, NES, Power Glove, Unity3d, Nintendo,
Finally a good attempt to make an Arduino Based controller. Steve Cooley is presenting his Beatseqr.The data is sent to the computer via OSC. Source code for the project is available on github. Comment & congratulate on Beatseqr blog for the time and effort. via [MAKE]
The Arduino Eye Shield by David Chatting is a circuit board that can be plugged on top of the Arduino allowing it to interpret analogue video (PAL or NTSC) from a camera or other source. It gives the Arduino the power of sight. I can see allot of potential for interesting live video manipulation here […]
nice video and explanation from Tiago Serra on his project of Remoted Micro Machines. Codes & Project here (Portuguese). Photos here. via [vimeo]
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